The phrase "accept that different" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In order to foster a more inclusive environment, we must accept that different perspectives can lead to better solutions."
Alternatives: "embrace diversity" or "acknowledge differences".
The first is to accept that different companies will continue to have different starting points and strategies, depending on sector, region, history and so forth.
"If you have an affordable rent regime where the rents are not really affordable and the benefit structure means that benefit won't cover the rent, you need to accept that different people will occupy these homes".
"Since I have difficulty defining merit and what merit alone means, and in any context, whether it's judicial or otherwise, I accept that different experiences in and of itself, bring merit to the system," she said, adding, "I think it brings to the system more of a sense of fairness when these litigants see people like myself on the bench".
Howard's success will show that "Britain really is ready to judge public figures not by where they come from but by what they do, and to accept that different backgrounds enrich rather than divide". In a way, the significance of Howard's rise is enhanced by the fact that it is the Conservative party that has chosen to tear down the barrier.
In fact, some version of Thucydides' economic account of the rise of tyranny may be right, though there too (as with the origins of the city-state or the motives behind acts of colonization) one must be prepared to accept that different causes work for different states and to allow for the simple influence of fashion and contagion.
The point, as you started to say, is to accept that different positions can result from different experience, to try to keep your emotions in check when you interpret the law, but to recognize that no one can ever fully shed his or her passions as a judge or a human being.
It is nowadays widely accepted that different cultures structure discourse in different ways.
"It's long been accepted that different human species were adapted to thrive in specific climatic niches.
Indeed, it is widely accepted that different rare variant analysis methods perform optimally under different allelic heterogeneity scenarios.
It is now widely accepted that different cells have distinct transcriptional repertoires correlated with their own epigenetic signatures.
In development and leukocyte navigation, it is well accepted that different chemoattractants will stimulate specific pathways such that patterning and precise navigation can be achieved [ 26].
